Junebug to best answer your question earlier this is from sept. 30 2012 filing.... We intend to utilize Tiger-Lynk Technology (“Tiger-Lynk”) in our recovery operations. Tiger-Lynk is a patented and proven machine technology that uses an industrial robot arm mounted on a vessel or platform to remotely cut and retrieve timber from underwater sources (lakes, reservoirs and rivers). Although design versions of the Tiger-Lynk are currently in use in recovery operations, the design version of Tiger-Lynk that we want to utilize is the Tiger-Lynk 120 which requires further development and manufacture. The Tiger-Lynk 120 robot arm is comprised of 5 booms connected by four rotary joints. When fully extended, the arm provides a maximum reach of 116 feet and work envelope of 1,100 cubic meters....I also believe that since north cal gets some of there timber from brazil and they were there with the tigerlynk prototype before that they have access to the prototype for concessions obtained.